111 Drastic Pivots for Success Trusteeship Article
…I just don’t understand what they’re thinking because they don’t believe the demographic shift that’s coming, and I’m like, ‘Well, good luck with that. I don’t know what you’re going…
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112 Focus on the Presidency: Financial-Aid Policies for the Common Good Trusteeship Article
…of the 1944 G.I. Bill, which made college attendance more widely possible. With the establishment of Pell grants in 1972, access to higher education became a national budgetary priority. To…
113 Difficult Days for Higher Ed Trusteeship Article
…pretty disruptive to me. When I walk across campus, I may see four students walking together, but three of them are on their iPhones. Chait: And the fourth is on…
114 AGB Policy Alert: U.S. Department of Education Issues New Rules on Gainful Employment, Financial Transparency, and Other Regulations AGB Alerts
…equal to or less than 20% of their discretionary earnings (i.e., their annual earnings above 150% of the [f]ederal poverty guideline for a single individual).” “The new earnings premium test…
115 A Tale of Two Cities Trusteeship Article
…first of many public-private partnerships that will benefit students’ educational opportunities and our community long into the future. When I was appointed in 2005, the board of trustees made it…
116 Rural Institutions Trusteeship Article
…the potential of the institution and Danville. “My husband and I made a couple trips up here before we interviewed,” she said. “What I saw was a community and a…
117 A Question For Judith Eaton Trusteeship Article
The 2008 reauthorization of the Higher Education Opportunity Act and the rules that accompanied it in 2009 and 2010 have given significantly more authority to the federal government in academic…
118 A Fortunate Dilemma: How HBCUs Leveraged a $560 Million Windfall Trusteeship Article
…of the Prairie View A&M Foundation Board of Trustees, credits Simmons with positioning the university to warrant such a major infusion of support. “I wish I could say we had…
119 The College of the Future, Part 1 Trusteeship Article
…adult coming-of-age experience is getting too expensive,” Pulsipher says. “They’re thinking, ‘I don’t have the time for it, I’ve got to start working, and I want to start advancing my…
120 Five Higher Education Governing Boards Receive the AGB 2023 John W. Nason Award for Board Leadership Press Releases
…more boards to hone their strategic thought partnership with chief executives and leadership teams. I am impressed by the achievements of our honorees, and I look forward to their future…